Wetterhorn

Wetterhorn is a mountain located in the Bernese Alps, Switzerland. It is part of the Wetterhorn Group, which includes several other notable peaks. The Wetterhorn itself stands at an elevation of 3,747 meters (12,293 feet) above sea level. The mountain is known for its challenging climbing routes and is a popular destination for experienced mountaineers and climbers.

The Wetterhorn is situated in the canton of Valais, near the town of Zermatt. It is accessible via the Gornergrat railway, which provides a scenic route to the base of the mountain. The Gornergrat offers panoramic views of the surrounding Alps and is a popular tourist attraction in its own right.

The first recorded ascent of the Wetterhorn was made in 1859 by a group of climbers. Since then, the mountain has been climbed numerous times, with various routes and difficulties catering to climbers of different skill levels. The most common route to the summit is the north face, which is considered a classic alpine climb.

The Wetterhorn is also known for its glaciers, which provide a unique and challenging environment for climbers. The mountain's steep slopes and technical climbing make it a favorite among experienced mountaineers. Despite its difficulty, the Wetterhorn remains a popular destination for those seeking a challenging and rewarding climbing experience.